Netflix to buy Warner Bros. in $72B deal
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With AI taking over and Warner Bros. being sold yet again, this 2022 Brad Pitt drama, now streaming on Netflix, is more timely than ever
SAG-AFTRA says Netflix's plans to acquire WB raise "serious questions" but that the union will conduct a "thorough analysis" before weighing in
Fans are rushing to stock their shelves with DVDs and physical media as a result of the Netflix merger with Warner Bros.
So, why is this happening? Netflix does not own Rick and Morty. The show belongs to Warner Bros. Discovery. It airs on Adult Swim in the United States. Netflix only rents the streaming rights for some countries. This deal lasts for a set number of years. When the contract ends, the owner can renew it or move the show.
EXCLUSIVE: The International Documentary Association (IDA) is coming out with a forceful statement excoriating the planned merger of Netflix and Warner Bros, calling it a threat to nonfiction filmmakers.
Stock splits, of course, do not change intrinsic value. And Netflix's 10-for-1 split is no exception. The split increased the number of shares while reducing the price of each one, leaving the company's roughly $450 billion market capitalization intact -- and the post-split price a little above $100 per share.
The Winchesters are relocating to a new streaming home.
Netflix’s latest original show “The Abandons” is now streaming, a western drama that sees two rival families clash as they fight for land and power on the American frontier.